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LINX Cargo Care Group is a formidable network of ports and logistics expertise, with strategically positioned assets throughout Australia and New Zealand. At LINX we are obsessed about being innovative, agile and working as a team to make the impossible, possible. What makes us unique is our team of over 3,800 people, our offering of customised supply chain solutions across a diverse range of industries and our connection to our parent company, Brookfield's, global network. Our purpose is to deliver competitive advantage for our customers by providing tailored supply chain solutions, quality services and long-term growth opportunities.
The OpportunityWe currently have a number of vacancies for casual Stevedores to join our operations at Geelong. Your primary responsibilities will include lashing and unlashing of general cargo, manual handling duties such as heavy lifting. Full training will be provided, and prior experience in stevedoring is not required
About YouWe are seeking a motivated, enthusiastic, and safety conscious person willing to work well within a team. You must be physically fit due to the nature of the role and able to work fluctuating hours on rotating shifts. Any of the following licences & experience whilst not essential, would be highly desirable: Forklift , Excavator, Skid Steer and Dogman/Riggers.
The BenefitsWorking for us will put you in a strategic position with your career, with opportunities for growth and development along with financial and non-financial benefits.
We're looking for people who share and live our values of BE BRAVE BE BOLD, WE ARE ONE, HOME SAFELY EVERY DAY, ACT LIKE YOU OWN IT & POWERED BY PEOPLE.
Our culture embraces diversity across our workforce and we encourage everyone to apply.
Closing DateApplications close on 12 March 2024.
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Home Safely Every Day - Our top priority is getting you home to your family safely every day.
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